Politics of the nineteen twenties.
By: Edited by John L. Shover.
Series: Primary sources in American history
Publisher: Ginn-Blaisdell
Published: 1970
Place of publication: Waltham, Mass
Language: eng
Number of pages: 210
Subjects: Teapot Dome Scandal, 1921-1924.; United States -- Politics and government -- 1921-1923.; United States -- Politics and government -- 1923-1929.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: The landslide and its meanings.; title: Election by disgust again.; title: Farmers and workers in American politics, by S. A. Rice.; title: Barleycorn's resurrection as a big campaign issue.; title: Inside the Harding administration, by C. R. Forbes.; title: The true history of Teapot Dome, by T. J. Walsh.; title: Leases upon naval oil reserves.; title: Why I shall vote for I. Davis; II. Coolidge; III. La Follette, by W. Lippmann, C. Rowell, and H. Croly.; title: The damn fool Democrats, by A. Krock.; title: The American political revolution of 1924, by H. L. Keenleyside.; title: The agricultural bloc: its merits, by A. Capper.; title: Reflections on farm relief, by R. Tugwell.; title: Our new immigration policy, by R. DeC. Ward.; title: Fighting liberal, by G. Norris.; title: Taxation, the people's business, by A. W. Mellon.; title: The victory of Mellonism.; title: Mr. Coolidge, the election, and the future.; title: The causes of political indifference today, by W. Lippmann.; title: Al Smith: Catholic, Tammany, wet, by J. Cannon, Jr.; title: Al Smith: able, honest, liberal, by M. K. Simkhovitch.; title: As like as two peas.; title: Is Al Smith afraid of the South? By W. E. B. Du Bois.; title: A measurement of the factors in the presidential election of 1928, by W. F. Ogburn and N. S. Talbot.